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From Romania to Kazakhstan, summer droughts linked to less winter ice in two rapidly warming seas
This summer, with its scarce rainfall and repeated heat waves, witnessed one of the most severe droughts in Europe since 1540.
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This summer’s drought, marked by scarce rainfall and repeated heat waves, was one of the most severe in Europe since 1540. Wildfires erupted across western Europe, drawing extensive media coverage. Eastern Europe also suffered heavy losses, adding to the humanitarian crisis already intensified by the war in Ukraine. Climate simulations indicate that such droughts will become more frequent and severe as global warming continues.
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